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The future of FCA enforcement
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2023 is a year of change for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s Enforcement and Markets Oversight division, with the arrival of two new Joint Executive Directors. At the same time, a series of legislative and policy developments are likely to have an impact on the enforcement landscape. In this article, David Pygott, a contentious regulatory specialist and partner in the Global Investigations team at Addleshaw Goddard LLP, considers what – beyond the FCA’s own messaging to date – the future might hold for its enforcement activity.
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